n.言语错乱；错语症

The patient presented with anomia and paraphasia, making it difficult for her to communicate effectively.
病人表现出失语和错语，使她难以有效地沟通。
His speech was characterized by frequent instances of paraphasia, often replacing one word with another that sounded similar.
他的演讲中频繁出现错语现象，经常用一个听起来相似的词替换另一个词。
After the stroke, she began to experience occasional symptoms of aphasia and paraphasia, affecting her ability to understand and use language.
中风后，她开始偶尔出现失语和错语的症状，影响了她的语言理解和使用能力。
In some cases, paraphasia can be a sign of more serious underlying neurological conditions, such as dementia or brain tumors.
在某些情况下，错语可能是更严重的神经系统疾病（如痴呆症或脑肿瘤）的迹象。
The therapist worked with the patient to improve her fluency and reduce incidents of paraphasia during conversations.
治疗师与患者合作，以提高她的流利度并减少对话中的错语事件。
Paraphasia is commonly observed in individuals who have suffered from a stroke or other type of brain injury.
错语通常出现在遭受过中风或其他类型脑损伤的人身上。
Despite intensive therapy, the patient continued to struggle with paraphasia, finding it challenging to recall the correct words during conversations.
尽管进行了强化治疗，但患者仍在与错语作斗争，发现很难在对话中回忆起正确的词语。
Research suggests that early intervention and targeted therapies may help improve outcomes for individuals experiencing paraphasia.
研究表明，早期干预和针对性疗法可能有助于改善经历错语的个体的预后。
The neuropsychologist diagnosed the patient with Wernicke's aphasia, a type of aphasia characterized by fluent but nonsensical speech and severe paraphasia.
神经心理学家诊断患者患有韦尼克氏失语症，这是一种以流畅但无意义的语言和严重的错语为特征的失语症。
As part of his rehabilitation plan, the patient underwent speech therapy sessions to address his issues with paraphasia and improve his overall communication skills.
作为康复计划的一部分，患者接受了语言治疗课程，以解决他的错语问题并提高他的整体沟通技巧。